- A1:3:2
- B2:1:3
- C3:2:1
- D1:2:3
Step-by-Step Solution
With height = , the volumes are (1/3)π, (2/3)π and π. Multiplying each by 3/(π) gives 1 : 2 : 3.
Answer: D) 1:2:3
A cone, a hemisphere and a cylinder all have the same base radius, and the height of the cone and of the cylinder each equals that radius. Find the ratio of their volumes in that order.
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